Northwest 23rd is buzzing with young people, drinking iced coffee and leaning on cars beside a scrawled sign on a lamppost claiming: "Art tells the truth and pop stars never lie".
Because of opposite loadings of OF center activity measurements and leaning, which occurs beside a wall, this factor was named 'thigmotaxis' (Takahashi et al. 2006; Treit & Fundytus 1989).
And leaning against a tree beside the picnic tables was a cardboard cutout of James Joyce.
On the bench beside him, leaning against the passenger window, sat Carlton Little.
The girl was beside her, leaning forward to look at him, nodding to the cop in front.
"A nineteenth-century virtuoso couldn't have played this instrument," he told me, pointing to the guitar leaning against his desk, beside a sheaf of études.
Other representative fancies were a fish with human legs, a man with a bird cage for a torso, and a gentleman leaning over a wall beside his pet lion.
Right now, from our office, we can see a thin melancholy officeboy leaning against the wall beside the watercoller and waiting for five o'clock, or the end of the world, or just nothing.
The announcement of Ocean's new project was also published on his Tumblr: a photograph of Ocean, perched on a stool, a framed poster of a bright-green frog leaning against the wall beside him, and two issues of a magazine stacked at his feet.
As Mr. bin Laden has demonstrated in his videotapes -- citing Islamic scripture, his rifle leaning against a rock beside him, every inch the austere holy warrior -- he is highly adept at using modern technology to transform the power of his medieval message.
